Exhibit by Bogue School for Stammerers Attracts Thousands
The Bogue School for Stammerers in Indianapolis draws large crowds at the State Fair Grounds. Benj N Bogue demonstrates his cure method with help from pupils, recounting his own eight year journey from stammering to fluent speech. The institution at 1412 North Illinois Street offers dormitory facilities and a home plus school environment. Mr Bogue details his educational, natural method that cured him and claims permanent results. He has trained students from many states, Canada, and abroad, with endorsements from professionals. A 200 page book Advice to Stammerers is offered free by mail for 6c postage.
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Bogue School For
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bogue
Fine Arts
Benj. N. Bogue
Georgia
The
Bogue School For Stammerers
North
Ilinois Street
Canada
Fury as Ohio grocer faces trust price cutting crusade
Special to The Sun Toledo Sept. 12. The article details a price cutting dispute where Dow Snell, a Toledo grocery firm, is accused by 120 jobbers in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana of undercutting prices after leaving a former grocery trust. Manufacturers threaten to cut supplies unless the firm maintains set prices, with letters and contracts illustrating pressure from producers to curb discounting.
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Toledo
United States Bureau of
Bricery
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Valentine
Trust
Combine
Dow-Snell Company
Dow-Snell
E. E. Dow
Richmond
Dow Gmell
Dow
New Bank at Mt. Carmel to Open Oct 1
Mount Carmel Banking and Trust company has completed its organization and will commence business October 1. Officers include President J. T. Stansfield Vice-President Charles Buchanan Cashier John S. Riggs and Attorney H. P. Prench. Capital stock is 50 600.
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NEW Bank
MT. Carmel
Sup
Petersburg
Ind
Mount Carmel
Banking and Trust Company
J. T. Stansfield
Charles Buchanan
John S. Riggs
If. P. Prench
Evansville Official Leon Curry Stricken By Paralysis
Evansville board member and prominent Democrat Leon Curry was stricken with paralysis last night and is in serious condition, according to local reports from Evansville Indiana dated September 12.
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the Sun
Evansville
Ind
Leon Curry
Auto notes on Vanderbloom era road racing rules and six cylinder cars
Willam K Vanderbilt Jr and Jefferson Thompson return from Europe with ideas on international road racing rules. If adopted, changes would take effect at the 1908 Vanderbilt Cup race. Six cylinder cars emerge as a standard for high powered touring models with firms like American Locomotive Automobile aligning to a 60 horsepower Berliet. Touring bureau information and AA A membership support tours and road conditions as repairs and route changes evolve with improved roads.
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Willam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
American Automobile Association
Europe
The
Thompson
Mr. Vanderbilt
American Locomotive Automobile Company
F. H. Eliott
Fifth Ave
New York
National Association
Chicago man Walter Little to meet Jimmy Dunn in 20 round bout
Walter Little of Chicago and Jimmy Dunn of Newcastle Pa have been matched for a 20 round fight at 126 pounds at 3 pm in Deyton C likely Sept 26 or 27. The club had Frank Carsey matched with Dunn but claims Dunn backed out at the last moment.
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Walter Little
Chicago
Jimmy Dunn
Newcastle
Deyton
Frank Carsey
Dunn
Brooklyn Seeks Farley Draft From Waterbury
Brooklyn club president Ebbets announced intent to draft pitcher Edward Farley from Waterbury Connecticut league, formerly of Montreal Eastern league. Farley will join Brooklyn after the Connecticut league season ends.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets
Edward Farley
Waterbury
Montreal
Farley
All Day Racing Promised At State Fair Grounds
The state fair speed department outlined an all day program at the fair grounds with unfinished Tuesday events carried to Thursday morning. Morning events include the 2:5 pace for 2600, the 2:24 trot, the 2:15 stake trot, and an afternoon slate featuring the 2:19 pace, 2:7 trot, 2:13 pace, and Western Horseman 3-year-old trot for 4100. Hedgewood Boy won the notable free-for-all pace in straight heats over Dan S. and others amid slow track delays.
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Speed Department
State Fair
Fair Grounds
Hedgewood Boy
O. D. Shover
Dan S
Loyal Baron
Angella
Chit-twood
Palmer
Burl Wilkes
Hme Wilkes
Sullivan
Dan
Greystone
Shover
Nancy H
Bik m
Gambetta Wilkes
Davis
Don Elmo
Strausson
AMEB
Verre Eee
Anghetta
Abel
Bultz
Kheedewar We
Bik S
Baron Dillon
Kenyon
L. Maud
Mitchell motor truck tests long distance freight route
A Mitchell four cylinder 22 horsepower motor truck from Racine Wisconsin travels from Chicago to New York carrying 3000 pounds. The test aims to measure economy and reliability, not speed, with fuel and lubrication costs per mile tracked. The driver will average about 80 miles daily over roughly two weeks via South Bend Toledo Cleveland and Buffalo.
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Chicago
Mitchell
New York
Mitchell Motor Car Company
Racine
Wis
South Bend
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
A.M. E. Conference Meets at Bethel A.M.E.
The annual African Methodist conference is in session at Bethel A M E church Vermont and Teledo streets. Bishop C T Shaffer of Chicago leads the session with sermons by Rev R J M Long of Lafayette and a communion service. Reports from districts are read, Mayor Bookwalter gives a welcome, and several ministers speak as the conference runs through Sunday.
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The
African Methodist Church
Bethel A. M.E. Church
Vermont
Teledo
C. T. Shaffer
Chicago
R. J. M. Long
Lafayette
Bookwalte R
American Scrubby Mustaches Jeered by Berlin Women
Special to The Sun reports Berlin society leaders jeering the Roosevelt scrubby mustache. Berlin women condemn the upturned bristles and call it de trop, preferring the past graceful mustache. Some say man is ugly without his natural adornment.
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Berlin
William
Roosevelt
Charles Wilhelm Pleads for Probation Ahead of Juvenile Court
Charles Wilhelm, recently released from the workhouse after 30 days for whipping his wife, appeared before Acting Judge Charles W Moores in juvenile court on charges of neglecting his children. He pled for release, promising to check in with probation officers, and was sent back to jail pending further court investigation.
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Charles Wilhelm
Charles W. Moores
Wilhelm
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Real China
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